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Ah, thanks for the clarification, apparently I got wrong information. In that case, that might probably be the reason why my headlights would turn on in broad dayilight even with the Light sensor correction modified. Will report back once I have tried it with Highway Lights off.

Don't think so - if you mean Highway Lights, this is a feature that, when you go over 140 kph, narrows down the cone of light coming from the headlights to minimize dazzling oncoming traffic and to concentrate the light to make it shine into greater distance.

There is no way to change the sensor threshold to make the lighta turn on later. Currently, I have it set on "normal" and the rest of the options only allow you to set it to several values of "earlier" with an increment of 20%, meaning I already have it at the least sensitive value, which seems to be the default one, by the way. Therefore, I have nothing else but the Light Sensor Correction value to work with. Not necessarily, you can turn the Rain Light function off via VCDS and control that yourself, which is exactly what I did.

Hello, on my Superb II MY2014, I've recently been tampering with the Light Sensor Correction value via VCDS, but even after quite extensive googling and trying various values, I cannot seem to make much sense of it. My latest experiment was setting the value to "2", but contrary to what some people claim to have achieved, my headlights turn on kinda randomly during normal/overcast daylight and it actually seems to work even worse than at default settings. The factory value was 48% I think. Is there actually any way to make lights turn only when it's darker, or is this so finicky that it's no use adjusting and I'm better off just ignoring the "Auto" position altogether to avoid cutting the lifespan of my xenon bulbs because of the frequency and capriciousness with which the car turns them on?

It was in the neighborhood of 530 EUR (without VAT).

I can recommend this one, it is made by a Swiss company named Zenec, who closely cooperates with car manufacturers. Installed it last week there are a few minor gripes I have with it, but the overall impression is very good. Previously had Amundsen Plus. http://www.zenec.com/products/ego-navi/vw/z-e2055/?lang=en

Hello, is there a way to turn off dash backlight when lights are in the 0 position? I had it this way on my Octavia II FL 2011.